Attractions of Germany Tour

Germany is said to be a country of contrasts. Germany tourism is a perfect blend of mix age old traditions and forwarding thinking ideals. It also has beautiful countryside, chocolate box pretty villages and perfectly preserved towns which make it an idle destination for the travelers. Christ Mas is the ideal time to visit this destination as the country is in full festive mood and will present to you a different face of Europe. There are many beautiful destinations in Germany for you to explore.

Rothenburg ob der Tauber: This is medieval age construction with cobbled street through the fairy tale gate in the city walls. This is one of the most beautiful towns along the Romantic road in Bavaria. This road runs from Frankfurt to Munich.

Black Forest: This forest covers a large area where you will find the spa town of Baden- Baden, considered as Jewel of the Black forest. You can also indulge into diving and hiking and route through the rolling hills and valleys, thick forests of black fir trees and mist covered lakes.

Neuschwanstein Castle: Mad King Ludwig castle south of Munich is the Romanesque building that inspired the Disney castle. The most beautiful and picturesque view of the structure is from Mary’s Bridge.

Heidelberg: Is placed in the heart of Neckar valley, this German University City was untouched by WWII bombs and is a classic expel of Baroque architecture.

Sanssouci Castle: Near Postdam in East Germany, on a small hill sits this grand summer place. Created for Fredrick the Great of Perssia it is said to resemble Versailles mostly because of the beautiful terraced gardens perfectly plated to cascade down the slope of the hill.

Bremen: Along the river Weser this small city is one of the oldest in Germany dating back 1200 years and is the most famous for the story of the musicians of Bremen.

Sylt: The island of Sylt is connected to the mainland by the Hindenburgdamn causeway. With several resorts, 40 km of beaches an unusual shoreline and breathtaking nature Sylt is worth a visit.

Brocken within the Harz National Park: The highest mountain in northern Germany is almost shrouded either in mist or snow as well as legends.

Bamberg: The narrow lanes of the Old town of Bamberg and its numerous historical and architectural styles have registered it in UNESCO world heritage Sites.